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Grundarna av KitchenTime, Anton Malmberg och Joel Falck, gästar podden Framtidens E-Handel och pratar om hur man mixar effektiva processer och strukturer för stabil framgång. 02:19 - Vilka är Anton och Joel privat? 04:45 - Om starten av KitchenTime 08:23 - Hur jobbade de med logistik 2008? 10:31 - Och hur jobbade de med marknadsföring?14:24 - Hur har siffrorna sett ut för KitchenTime genom åren?17:05 - Hur tänker de kring skalfördelning inom retail? 36:14 - Hur har de jobbat med lagerhantering? 39:04 - Om förvärv och riskkapital 56:09 - Hur prioriterar man sin tid på bästa sätt? Och om att micromanage sitt team 61:25 - Hur anställer man de rätta medarbetarna? 63:13 - Hur tänker de kring prissättning? Här hittar du Anton & Joel:https://www.linkedin.com/in/antonmalmberg/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/joel-falck-6a6016b/ Följ Björn på LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/bjornspenger/ Följ Framtidens E-handel på LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/company/framtidens-e-handel/ Besök vår hemsida, YouTube & Instagram:https://www.framtidensehandel.se/ https://www.instagram.com/framtidens.ehandel/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEYywBFgOr34TN8NtXeL5HQSponsor:https://www.juni.co/ Poddproducent och klippare Michaela Dorch & Videoproducent Fredrik Ankarsköld:https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaela-dorch/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/ankarskold/ Tusen tack för att du lyssnar!Support till showen http://supporter.acast.com/framtidens-e-handel. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tänk dig att någon du älskar plötsligt riskerar att dö - och att du har missat att lära dig hur du kan förhindra det. Så vill vi inte ha det, så därför går vi på kurs. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Julen är tyvärr en tid då hjärtstopp är extra vanligt och med anledning av det så handlar Vetenskapspodden om första hjälpen, en repris från i höstas. Vad ska man göra och tänka om någon i ens närhet till exempel plötsligt segnar ner och slutar andas? Vi går en snabbkurs med en sjuksköterska som utbildar i första hjälpen, och pratar om att många svenskar faktiskt har gått en kurs men ändå händer det att ingen ingriper trots att det finns många där. Vi hör om nya smarta tekniska lösningar för att sprida larm till livräddningskunniga i allmänheten och om gamla och ibland mindre smarta sätt att försöka rädda liv genom historien.Avsnittet är en repris från 26 september 2024.Medverkande: Rachel Singer, sjuksköterska och utbildare i första hjälpen vid företaget Falck; Sara Heyman, reporter vid Sveriges Radio, tidigare global hälsokorrespondent OCH sjuksköterska, Jacob Hollenberg, professor, överläkare och chef för Hjärtstoppscentrum vid Södersjukhuset; Gunilla Velin, som drabbades av hjärtstopp och räddades av främmande människor genom HLR och hjärtstartare, och som nu engagerar sig i HLR.Poddledare: Lena Nordlundlena.nordlund@sr.seProducent: Björn Gunérbjorn.guner@sr.sevetenskapspodden@sr.se

Dr. Francis Y. Falck Jr., M.S., Ph.D., M.D. is a distinguished ophthalmologist specializing in cataract and glaucoma care. As the CEO of Falck Eye Centers, L.L.C., with locations in Mystic and Waterford, Connecticut, Dr. Falck has been providing top-tier eye care for over three decades. He completed his medical degree at the University of Connecticut, followed by advanced training in ophthalmology at the University of Rochester and a fellowship in cataract and glaucoma at the University of Michigan. Board-certified since 1992 and a recipient of numerous accolades, including being named one of America's Best Ophthalmologists and Connecticut Magazine's Top Ophthalmologist multiple times, Dr. Falck is also a respected researcher and inventor. His work includes published studies on glaucoma and cataract surgery, multiple patents for eye-related diagnostic technologies, and FDA clinical trials. Committed to education and community service, he serves as a Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Connecticut School of Medicine and has developed programs to enhance glaucoma awareness. Dr. Falck's passion for innovation and patient care continues to set the standard in ophthalmology.

(02:00): Kristendemokraterne kræver lovpligtige vinterdæk. Medvirkende: Niclas Aarestrup, Transportordfører for Kristendemokraterne. (13:00): Hummelgaard vil kriminalisere manglende underretninger. Medvirkende: Peter Hummelgaard, Justitsminister (S). (29:00): Amazon vil kopiere Temu: Dansk Industri er bekymrede. Medvirkende: Jacob Kjeldsen, branchedirektør for Dansk Industris handelsvirksomheder. (40:00): De isglatte veje er tilbage, kør forsigtigt! Medvirkende: Morten Marnow, områdeleder for Falck i Region Syd. (46:00): Alternativet: Danmark bør anholde Netanyahu, hvis han lander her. Medvirkende: Sascha Faxe, udenrigsordfører for Alternativet. Værter: Anne Phillipsen og Kasper Harboe See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Francis Y. Falck Jr., M.S., Ph.D., M.D. is a distinguished ophthalmologist specializing in cataract and glaucoma care. As the CEO of Falck Eye Centers, L.L.C., with locations in Mystic and Waterford, Connecticut, Dr. Falck has been providing top-tier eye care for over three decades. He completed his medical degree at the University of Connecticut, followed by advanced training in ophthalmology at the University of Rochester and a fellowship in cataract and glaucoma at the University of Michigan. Board-certified since 1992 and a recipient of numerous accolades, including being named one of America's Best Ophthalmologists and Connecticut Magazine's Top Ophthalmologist multiple times, Dr. Falck is also a respected researcher and inventor. His work includes published studies on glaucoma and cataract surgery, multiple patents for eye-related diagnostic technologies, and FDA clinical trials. Committed to education and community service, he serves as a Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Connecticut School of Medicine and has developed programs to enhance glaucoma awareness. Dr. Falck's passion for innovation and patient care continues to set the standard in ophthalmology.

(+FLSmidths farvel til cement og Falcks Jakob Riis' syn på sundhedsreform) "The dream is collapsing" - så måske er det på tide, at Bavarian Nordic bliver en del af noget større? Det kunne investeringsøkonom Per Hansen godt være tilbøjelig til at mene, når han er med i studiet for at tygge Bavarian Nordics regnskab igennem - og pege på de udfordringer, som biotek-virksomheder står overfor. Der bliver også tid til at gå tilbage i historien. FLSmidths frasalg af cementforretningen nærmer sig. Så Ulrik og Sune dykker ned i ingeniørvirksomhedens historie - fra cement, over verdenskrige, arve-kontrakt til minedrift. Hvad er det, de siger farvel til? Og til sidst ringer vi til Falcks CEO Jakob Riis. Der er nemlig landet en sundhedsreform - og spørgsmålet er nu, om han kan se forretningsmuligheder i planerne for det kommende sundhedsvæsen? Vært: Ulrik Rosenkvist Schultz. Fast gæst: Sune Aagaard. Medvirkende: Per Hansen, investeringsøkonom hos Nordnet og Jakob Riis, CEO hos Falck.

(+ børsrygter, i hælene på kongen, 143 legoklodser, en rundtur på LinkedIn og Mærsk-aktien i fokus). Vi starter i Texas. Oliestaten, hvor de nu har kastet sig over de grønne investeringer - eller omvendt. Danske grønne virksomheder flokkes i hvert fald om the Lone Star State. Er oliestaten blevet grøn - eller hvad handler det om? Og hvordan ser der egentlig ud for markedet og de grønne investeringer, hvis henholdsvis Trump eller Harris vinder valget? Der er rygter om, at Falck måske skal børsnoteres rundt om hjørnet. Hvad er den af? Og hvis de kommer på børsen, er det så et potentielt slagtilbud? Og så følger vi i hælene på Kong Frederik. Fra Berlin til mødet med NVIDIA topchef Jensen Huang. Hvor kender de egentlig hinanden fra? Ulrik har en teori med. Og til sidst vender vi Mærsk, der tjener flere penge end forventet - men markedet vendte tomlen ned som reaktion. Hvordan hænger det lige sammen? Vært: Ulrik Rosenkvist Schultz. Fast gæst: Sune Aagaard. Medvirkende: USA-kender Lasse Engelbrecht og Tine Choi Danielsen, chefstrateg hos PFA Pension.

Ep 89 – George Floyd's Murder Was A Hit I realized that the facts did not add up, especially when I learned that the two men knew each other and had worked together at the same nightclub. Listed below are my notes for the podcast. Please do your homework and see if you come to the same conclusion.   SUMMARY 1. George Floyd, a black man whose death Monday sparked ongoing protests, and Derek Chauvin, identified by local media as the officer who was videotaped kneeling on Floyd's neck for minutes shortly before his death, worked at the same nightclub  Maya Santamaria owned El Nuevo Rodeo Club in Minneapolis' south side until selling it just months ago, and confirmed to local media outlets that both Floyd and Chauvin worked security at the establishment. Chauvin worked outside the club while security guards, like Floyd, worked inside. They had overlapping shifts. They had to have known each other. El Nuevo Rodeo Club, where Chauvin and Floyd both worked, is just down the street from Minneapolis' Third Precinct.   2. Chauvin married a Hmong woman, and two other arresting officers are of Hmong descent.   3. Hmong Gangs are very active in the Northeast, including the gang Menace of Destruction (MOD). MOD is known for prostitution, drugs, and counterfeiting.   4. Despite having Chauvin as off-duty security outside the club, the police could never solve the crimes or connect the suspects to El Nuevo Rodeo Club activity.   5. In 2012, the FBI busted a drug ring that involved the Mexican gang La Familia (also known for drugs and counterfeiting) and the Hmong gang Menace of Destruction. The ring involved the selling of methamphetamine, a “Club Drug” being pushed by Mexican cartels.     EL NUEVO RODEO CLUB – MAY HAVE BEEN GROUND ZERO FOR COUNTERFEITING. Owned by Maya Santamaria, a singer, waitress, and music promoter with a degree in anthropology. The city is pushing to shut down the Rodeo. The nightclub's future lies in the hands of a judge who is deciding whether to recommend that the City Council yank its liquor license. In 2006, the club got slapped with fines for violating city code: It had hosted more people than the fire code allowed, had advertised as a nightclub when it was licensed as a restaurant/nightclub, and was Questioned about selling more alcohol than food (the liquor license requires that 60 percent of sales be food).   That December, city officials convened to determine whether El Nuevo Rodeo's liquor license should be renewed. Santamaria agreed to submit her food and alcohol receipts for the next year.   In April 2008, three people were shot outside of Denny's, right across the street from the nightclub. A story in the Longfellow/Nokomis Messenger connected the shooting to nightclub patrons, though police were never able to prove it.   On November 14, 2008 there were multiple police calls associated with the nightclub.  Incidents ranged from shots fired (almost an officer-involved shooting), to several felony assaults (on patrons and staff), to numerous misdemeanors (obstructing, disorderly conduct, assault, theft   The city compiled its case against the nightclub: a stack of 28 police call reports from 2008 and six from 2009. The city attorney on the case described the business as having "an inordinately high number of incidents of criminal behavior."   DEREK CHAUVIN – MAY HAVE BEEN IN HMONG GANG Records show that the 44-year-old Chauvin initially studied cooking before taking courses in law enforcement and doing two stints in the Army as a military police officer in the late 1990s, serving at Fort Benning, Georgia, and in Germany.   Chauvin became a Minneapolis police officer in 2001. He had 17 complaints against him, including one for pulling a woman out of her car during a speeding stop.   He won two medals of valor, one in 2006 for being part of a group of officers who opened fire on a stabbing suspect who pointed a shotgun at them and another in 2008 for a domestic violence incident in which Chauvin broke down a bathroom door and shot a suspect in the stomach.   Married to Kellie Chauvin, a Laotian immigrant who became the first Hmong winner of the Mrs. Minnesota pageant.   In 2009, he single-handedly apprehended a group of gang members while working as an off-duty security guard at the El Nuevo Rodeo, a Minneapolis nightclub. (Chauvin shoots most suspects but apprehends an entire gang BY HIMSELF. This does not add up).   HMONG GANGS IN MINNEAPOLIS - MENACE OF DESTRUCTION" (MOD), FORMERLY KNOWN AS "MASTERS OF DESTRUCTION – LINKED TO “CLUB DRUGS” AND COUNTERFEITING is a Hmong street gang created in 1988. Today, it is active in every state, with a large Hmong community in California, the Midwestern United States, known for prostitution, money laundering, the distribution of narcotics, and counterfeiting.   A national drug ring based in Twin Cities was busted after months of surveillance and wiretaps in March 2012. The cartel La Familia smuggled millions of dollars worth of methamphetamine from Mexico to Minnesota. The drugs then went through a local member of the cartel and the Menace of Destruction gang.   La Familia is also known for counterfeiting. Eleven-year veteran and native Hmong speaker Tou Thao began as a community service officer and was the subject of six complaints.   No longer chiefly made by "cooks" in makeshift labs in the U.S., methamphetamine is now the domain of Mexican drug cartels that are mass-producing high-quality quantities of the drug and pushing it into markets where it was previously unknown.   While methamphetamine remains a street drug in many parts of the country, it functions as a “club drug” in the Northeast United States. While diffused to the Northeast, certain elements of the drug economy and networks of use have allowed it to retain its status as a club drug. Methamphetamine use has been found in a range of club subcultures, including electronic dance music clubs, raves, and circuit parties (Mansergh et al., 2001; McCaughan, Carlson, Falck, & Siegal, 2005; Yacoubian et al., 2004).    THE ARREST – LOOKED LIKE AN EXECUTION 46-year-old George Floyd was arrested on suspicion of forgery on May 25. Cellphone video of Floyd's May 25 arrest showed Chauvin placing his left knee on Floyd's neck with Lane holding Floyd's legs and Kueng holding his back while Thao stood between the officers and onlookers, according to charging documents.Join The Community Follow us on:Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/quantumAIradioTwitter (X) at @EventHo14339589Instagram at @EventHorizonEmail at mpeter1896@gmail.com   Subscribe To My Other Podcasts:Movie Reviews from the Edge - https://www.spreaker.com/show/movie-reviews-from-the-edgeThe Mark Peterson Show - https://www.spreaker.com/show/the_mark_peterson_show     Support the Show Did you know you can support the podcast by joining the Spreaker Supporter Club? 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...og Mærsk, der kan strande med dine julegaver, et milliard-generationsskifte og Falcks topdirektør. Der er meget på programmet i det her afsnit af Sorte tal. Først giver vi det store overblik over, hvordan det gik, da Lars Fruergaard Jørgensen sad overfor Bernie Sanders - og hvad er egentlig op og ned med de priser? Vi vender generationsskiftet hos Velux, hvor man forsøger at holde hinanden i skak, så der ikke opstår familiestridigheder. Stridigheder er der til gengæld masser af på den amerikanske østkyst, hvor havnearbejderne truer med strejke. Hvis det sker, så kan det få stor betydning for Mærsk, DSV og verdenshandlen - og måske også dine julegaver. Til sidst har vi besøg af Falcks topdirektør Jakob Riis. Hvor meget indflydelse vil han have på det danske sundhedssystem? Og kan Lolland-Falster lære noget af Colombia? Vært: Ulrik Rosenkvist Schultz. Fast gæst: Sune Aagaard. Medvirkende: Jakob Riis, administrerende direktør i Falck.

Tänk dig att någon du älskar plötsligt riskerar att dö - och att du har missat att lära dig hur du kan förhindra det. Så vill vi inte ha det, så därför går vi på kurs. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Det är nationell beredskapsvecka och Vetenskapspodden handlar om första hjälpen. Vad ska man göra och tänka om någon i ens närhet till exempel plötsligt segnar ner och slutar andas? Vi går en snabbkurs med en sjuksköterska som utbildar i första hjälpen, och pratar om att många svenskar faktiskt har gått en kurs men ändå händer det att ingen ingriper trots att det finns många där. Vi hör om nya smarta tekniska lösningar för att sprida larm till livräddningskunniga i allmänheten och om gamla och ibland mindre smarta sätt att försöka rädda liv genom historien.Medverkande: Rachel Singer, sjuksköterska och utbildare i första hjälpen vid företaget Falck; Sara Heyman, reporter vid Sveriges Radio, tidigare global hälsokorrespondent OCH sjuksköterska, Jacob Hollenberg, professor, överläkare och chef för Hjärtstoppscentrum vid Södersjukhuset; Gunilla Velin, som drabbades av hjärtstopp och räddades av främmande människor genom HLR och hjärtstartare, och som nu engagerar sig i HLR.Poddledare: Lena Nordlundlena.nordlund@sr.seProducent: Björn Gunérbjorn.guner@sr.sevetenskapspodden@sr.se

De rijke en machtige familie Falck maakt zich op voor de feestdagen, al wordt de sfeer bedorven door de machtsstrijd om de aanzienlijke nalatenschap van grootmoeder Vera. Uitgegeven door HarperCollins Spreker: Machteld van der Gaag

Hvordan er det formelle hierarki mellem styrelserne i Sundhedsministeriet? Og hvorfor er deres direktører mindre synlige end før? De spørgsmål stiller vi den tidligere direktør i Sundhedsdatastyrelsen, Lisbeth Nielsen, som er gæst i denne uges Politisk Stuegang. Det er hun sammen med kommunaldirektør Jonatan Schloss, og sammen dykker vi også ned i Sundhedsstrukturkommissionens anbefalinger og ikke mindst reaktionerne på dem. For hvorfor foretrækker de store organisationer bag sundhedvæsenets brugere og virksomheder, at kommunerne ikke længere skal have ansvar for sundhedsopgaver?Dagens gæster:Jonatan Schloss, kommunaldirektør i Egedal Kommune, tidl. direktør i PLO, KL, Falck og Skat.Lisbeth Nielsen, direktør for Epilepsihospitalet Filadelfia, tidl. direktør i Sundhedsdatastyrelsen, kvalitetschef på Nordsjællands Hospital og kontorchef i Danske Regioner.Dagens emner:Var det tonedøvt af Strukturkommissionen at fravælge kommunerne på sundhedsområdet?Hvad er kommissionens største fejlskud?Hvorfor vil fire store organisationer fjerne sundhedsområdet fra kommunerne?Hvordan er hierakiet mellem Sundhedsministeriets styrelser?Overtager den nye direktør i Lægemiddelstyrelsen en organisation på vej op eller ned?Region Sjælland og Region Hovedstaden: Fusion eller amputation?Hvad tænker en eksdirektør for Sundhedsdatastyrelsen om at centralisere styringen af it-området?Hvordan fordeler man praktiserende læger uden tvang?Vært: Ole Møbjerg Toft Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of The Cybersecurity Defenders Podcast, we speak with Andrew Katz, Senior Information Security Engineer at Jamf.Andrew is a seasoned security engineer with a sharp focus on security automation. Over the past nine years, Andrew has honed his expertise in Python, API development, AWS, and Docker to craft sophisticated automated security solutions. His journey includes leading the development of SOAR platforms at Jamf, which enhanced distributed alerting systems to help SOC analysts combat alert fatigue. At Tevora, he offered his skills as a consultant, conducting enterprise-level cybersecurity risk assessments. Andrew's earlier roles as a Systems Engineer at Falck and an Information Technologist at GHD laid the groundwork for his profound understanding of IT, which feeds into his current security prowess. A holder of a CISSP and a Bachelor of Science in Geographic Science and Community Planning, Andrew brings a unique blend of technical skill and strategic insight to the field of cybersecurity.The Security Engineering Newsletter can be found here: SecEng Newsletter

Greco Milanese, un tempo comune autonomo con una storia che affonda le radici nel medioevo, si trasformò da zona rurale a un polo industriale con l'arrivo della linea ferroviaria Milano-Monza nel 1863. La zona divenne nota per la stazione ferroviaria Greco-Pirelli e per il Deposito Locomotori, sorti quando gli insediamenti industriali limitrofi della Pirelli, della Breda e della Falck richiesero un supporto ferroviario per il trasporto di uomini e merci. Una storia che inevitabilmente si intreccia a quella della Bicocca, frazione a metà tra i comuni di Niguarda e di Greco Milanese (sino all'annessione al Comune di Milano avvenuta nel 1923) e che si sviluppò attorno a una “bicocca”: fortezza nei pressi della quale si consumò l'omonima battaglia nel 1522. Lo storico edificio, da cui l'area prese appunto il nome, fu rimodellato in dimora estiva dai nobili Arcimboldi di Parma e passò nel 1918 agli industriali Pirelli, i quali possedevano nei pressi i propri stabilimenti e borghi. La Bicocca degli Arcimboldi divenne sede di rappresentanza e simbolo dell'azienda produttrice di pneumatici, la quale per prima avviò il dibattito sulla risistemazione del sito con il declino dell'industria. Nel 1985 indisse un concorso, poi vinto da Vittorio Gregotti, per la riqualificazione delle aree dismesse e la riconversione delle stesse, dando inizio a un processo di rigenerazione che portò alla creazione di complessi residenziali, culturali e, soprattutto, all'insediamento del nuovo polo universitario milanese.Argomenti trattati: Cassina de' Pomm e Pont del Pan Fiss sulla Martesana; Greco Milanese e la stazione ferroviaria Greco-Pirelli; la Bicocca degli Arcimboldi; la Pirelli alla Bicocca; il progetto di riqualificazione e riconversione delle aree dismesse di Vittorio Gregotti e l'università; il teatro degli Arcimboldi; Pirelli HangarBicocca e Bicocca Village; Edificio U10; BiM; CX Milan Bicocca all'ex Manifattura Tabacchi; rigenerazione dell'ex caserma Mameli; Innesto all'ex scalo Greco Breda; Theorema Building; Quore; Fulvio Testi 223; Open e Superlab in via Sarca 336.Fonti: blog.urbanfile.org; istitutoeuroarabo.it; lagrandemilano.it; noizona2.it; it.wikipedia.orgDalla Milano storicamente avvolta nei toni grigi del suo passato industriale, emerge una nuova città che sta ridipingendo la sua identità urbana di verde, colore della sostenibilità e dell'innovazione a beneficio della collettività. Scritta e narrata da Maria Chiara Virgili, UrbanisMi è la serie di episodi di Artribune che dà voce alla rigenerazione urbana di Milano.Ascolta la città del futuro, un quartiere alla volta!Free Copyright Music: Deep in the dell, Silver sparkles, Always on a journey e Smooth City Living by Geoffharvey via Pixabay; No.10 A New Beginning by Esther Abrami via YouTube Audio Library; Two of Us e Sangria by Saidbysed via YouTube Audio Library; Take Me Down To The Fashion Show by NoMBe via YouTube Audio Library; Confident Kurt by TrackTribe via YouTube Audio Library

Analysebureau forventer fem danske OL-guldmedaljer: Måske lidt højt sat, mener Idrættens Analyseinstitut. OL-deltager giver ikke meget for presset og forventninger til OL. EP-kandidat: Vi bør ikke genopbygge Børsen uanset hvad. Børsen er ligesom din afdøde bedstemor du ikke kendte. Nykøbing Falster sygehus vil i samarbejde med Falck råde bod på manglende sengepladser og ubesatte sygeplejestillinger. Værter: Michael Robak & Anne Phillipsen.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Po smrti bezdětného císaře Matyáše v roce 1619 čeští stavové zvolili králem Ferdinanda II. Štýrského, který se zavázal, že bude respektovat náboženské svobody. Fanatický katolík to však nedodržel a byl svržen.

Po smrti bezdětného císaře Matyáše v roce 1619 čeští stavové zvolili králem Ferdinanda II. Štýrského, který se zavázal, že bude respektovat náboženské svobody. Fanatický katolík to však nedodržel a byl svržen.

Po smrti bezdětného císaře Matyáše v roce 1619 čeští stavové zvolili králem Ferdinanda II. Štýrského, který se zavázal, že bude respektovat náboženské svobody. Fanatický katolík to však nedodržel a byl svržen.

Greg is a waterman, engineer and co-founder of Omen Foils. He spent 9 years in the Canadian Military including 4 years in the Special Forces, eventually moving to the coast to pursue his dream of advancing kitesurfing through science and engineering. Greg started working with Ocean Rodeo as the lead on the project which has become known as Aluula Composites. Greg comes on the show to discuss his military background and what he's brought into the foil world, his approach to design and love of riding waves and wind.

#FitnessJourney #CompetitionLife #BodybuildingPassion #HealthGoals #IFBBAthlete A big shoutout to Sofaworx for creating our stunning studio space (every piece of furniture is from Sofaworx)! Use code "Storytime10" for an exclusive 10% discount on your future furniture purchases at - https://sofaworx.co.za/ Joining us in the studio today is the remarkable Leiera Falck, reigning IFBB Fit Model Champ and esteemed Protea Athlete. Amidst her schedule of competitions, travel, and catering to a diverse clientele, we've snagged a moment to delve into conversations about fitness, health, social media, and the competitive arena. Leiera not only dominates in the athletic sphere but also holds qualifications as an Exercise Specialist and Pn1 Exercise Nutritionist Coach, bringing three years of expertise in health and wellness through Fitness Coaching. As the proud owner of Leiere Falck Fitness and LFFOOD, she actively contributes to motivating and transforming lives. These platforms offer an online experience, specialising in female transformations and delivering nutritious meals directly to clients' doorsteps. Don't miss our weekly episodes—remember to like and subscribe!

Au programme de la conversation entre Alexandre et Mony : 00:55 Google Ads B2B, les erreurs les plus fréquentes 11:44 Les points critiques pour bien lancer un compte 18:40 Un algorithme qui apprend 24:20 Le “quality score” est-il encore pertinent ? 29:30 Optimiser un compte existant Mais aussi beaucoup d'autres sujets ! Références abordées :  LinkedIn d'Alexandre : https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexandrefalck/ Site web : https://alexandrefalck.substack.com/p/les-secrets-du-mage-du-sea  --  ⚡ Connecte-toi à Mony ⁠ici⁠. -- ❤️ SOUTIENS LE PODCAST 1. Abonne-toi

Today, we welcome to the show: Diana Falck! Diana is a 52-year-old retired wife, stepmom to six, Glamma to six, and financial literacy advocate residing in Arizona. Diana is also on the staff of Catching Up to FI as our Facebook group administrator and social media manager.  Diana has an inspiring story of persistence, diligence, and compassion. Burdened with a six-figure MBA debt for over a decade, the Chicago-born Italian was determined to become debt free and enrolled in Financial Peace University. She went gazelle intense to pay off debt, save for an emergency fund, and invest for retirement. Due to the overhaul in her life, she wanted freedom for others and volunteered in stewardship ministries and then the Financial Independence community. Diana married at 48 and went around the debt mountain for a second round. Diana is passionate to help and encourage late starters as the journey hits very close to home. Connect with us Buy CUtFI a coffee Corrections:  12:30 Study abroad in Spain was a program that Marquette sponsored at Universidad Complutense de Madrid. 29:07 Gig was for three weeks, not two 29:14 21 days  30:11 three weeks 42:21 2020, not 2000 49:30 Jan 2020, not Dec 2020…it took 19 months Resources mentioned on the show: EconoMe Conference Peace Corps: The Toughest Job You'll Ever Love Food for the Hungry House Hacking CURE International (Afghanistan) Taxes Geoarbitrage: Physical Presence Test Begin at 14:40 for scene: Break the Chains of Debt Gazelle Intensity Debt Snowball vs Avalanche Episode 31 Top Gun Finance Legacy Drawer (Dead Box-Jeremy Personal Finance Club) Financial Literacy Education - ChooseFI The Shockingly Simple Math Behind Early Retirement FatFI defined Fight back and WIN - "Bankrupt" - Taylor Swift Bad Blood Parody Ben & Arthur Chart Resources that helped my/our Money Journeys Apps that saved our marriage Google Calendar: shared Life360 YNAB & Nick True for YNAB Help Movies Playing with FIRE Books The Total Money Makeover ~ Dave Ramsey: For Debt ONLY ChooseFI: Your Blueprint to Financial Independence I Will Teach You to Be Rich ~ Ramit Sethi Financial Freedom ~ Grant Sabatier 48 Days to the Work You Love ~ Dan Miller Taking Stock: A Hospice Doctor's Advice on Financial Independence, Building Wealth, and Living a Regret-Free Life ~ Jordan Grumet, M.D. Diana would like to dedicate her first podcast to her cousin, Ida and brother, Tony.  If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction, help is out there, and freedom is possible. As with any program…the steps work: 12-step Celebrate Recovery   Disclaimer: We are not lawyers, financial advisors, accountants or tax experts. Please consult your own professional advisors before making any important decisions. Our content is for entertainment and education purposes only.

I denne Filmfrelst-episoden presenterer vi et nytt kapittel i serien Fysisk format, nå med prosjektet Norske filmklassikere i fokus, og utgiver Christer Falck som spesialgjest. Vi prater med Falck om ideen og inspirasjonen bak å formidle den norske filmarven på folkefinansierte Blu-ray-utgivelser. Under etiketten Fysisk format setter vi fokus på utgivelser av film på fysisk format, og diskuterer kulturen rundt de mange håndfaste objektene som så lenge har vært et av filmformidlingens viktigste redskap. I tidligere episoder har vi bl.a. besøkt filmbutikker i Los Angeles og Tokyo, diskutert Nasjonalbibliotekets arbeid og tatt av plasten på Agnès Varda-boksen fra Criterion. I podkastsamtalen nedenfor er det norsk filmhistorie i kombinasjon med fysisk format som står i fokus – to ting som betyr mye for oss her i Montages. Da Christer Falck tok kontakt med oss i sommer – for å lufte ideen om å utgi fortidas norske filmer på Blu-ray – ble vi glade og håpefulle. Nå i høst så prosjektet, Norske filmklassikere, dagens lys, og Falck er i denne episoden gjest hos oss for å fortelle alt om prosjektet. Ved mikrofonen sitter også Montages-redaktør Karsten Meinich, og vi får høre Falck fortelle om alt fra sin første platebutikk på Aker brygge i Oslo, til utfordringene med den digitale revolusjonen og hvordan fysisk format har returnert som et habilt forretningsområde for både musikk og film. Underveis refereres det spesifikt til Norske filmklassikere sin Facebook-gruppe, Platekompaniet og folkefinanseringsplattformen på Bidra.no (film/bok), så følg linkene for mer informasjon. God lytting!

Greg, the Co-Founder of Omen Foils, joins us on the show to talk about how he found wing foiling, the origin of Omen and their unique board and foil designs. https://omenfoils.com/ Watch Full Episode on Youtube: https://youtu.be/k5TV9sRzycY Episode Page: https://winglifepodcast.com/episode/episode-31-greg-falckAbout us:Like what we do? Donate & Subscribe to Support usJoin our Facebook Community:  Wing Life - A Wing Foil Community & Canadian ClassifiedsLearn more about us & follow us on Instagram This episode is brought to you by the Wing Foil Expedition in La Ventana, Baja California Sur. Are you looking for an all-inclusive wing foiling adventure this January with oceanfront accommodations? Visit https://winglifepodcast.com/wing-foil-trips to learn more. ★ Support this podcast ★

Nyligen meddelade Robert Falck att han lämnar uppdraget som ordförande för AIK. Falck ställer inte upp för omval och i mars när han kliver av har han suttit i fem år på posten. När jag poddintervjuade Robert Falck hösten 2022 talade han om att han ville fortsätta med uppdraget men även om att spelarnas missnöje bidrog till sparken av Bartosz Grzelak, om åldersbalansen i truppen, om trista scener på läktarna efter ett derby och om viktiga försäljningar av unga talanger som gett klubben miljontillskott. Dessutom berättade Falck om tuffa förhandlingar kring nytt arenaavtal, om drömmen om en träningsanläggning för hela klubben, om hur man ska göra damlaget till ett topplag, om den skriande bristen på planer och om att nya Isak-pengar ska gå till ungdomsverksamheten. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Paramedics and EMTs are raising concerns about the state's decision to switch ambulance providers on Maui and Kauai, and make other changes they say will impact patient safety and hurt a community of first responders still reeling from the wildfires. The state Health Department opted to switch from AMR, which currently runs the service, to Falck.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The city of San Diego's ambulance provider Falck has failed to provide the number of ambulance hours required. A new deal will allow the company to contract out additional ambulances to another provider. Then, Imperial Beach is experiencing the impacts of climate change first hand. Plus, a look at the native flowers blooming right now at Mission Trails Park.

This is Garrison Hardie with your CrossPolitic Daily News Brief for Wednesday, April 12th, 2023. https://nypost.com/2023/04/11/truck-carrying-soil-from-east-palestine-overturns-on-highway/ Truck carrying toxic soil from East Palestine train derailment overturns on highway A truck carrying about 40,000 pounds of toxic soil from East Palestine, Ohio, overturned on Monday, spilling roughly half its contents onto the highway before it even got out of the state. The open-top tractor-trailer was traveling north on SR-165 in Columbiana County when the accident occurred, CBS News reported. Driver Phillip Falck, 74, went off the right side of the road and hit a ditch and a utility pole before overturning, the outlet said. Officers who responded found the truck “on its side,’” per the Ohio State Highway Patrol. The local fire department and the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency also responded. It was decided that the 20,000 pounds of spilled soil was contained and did not threaten any waterways. Falck sustained minor injuries and was cited for operating a vehicle without reasonable control, WFMJ reported. The soil onboard was being transported away from East Palestine, where a Norfolk Southern train derailed on Feb. 3, releasing multiple hazardous substances into the surrounding area. Residents were evacuated, and thousands of fish reportedly died from exposure to the toxins. More than two months later, the process of removing contaminated soil and water from the site remains ongoing. On Monday, state officials said approximately 11.4 million gallons of wastewater had been hauled out of the area, in addition to 19,900 tons of soil. A new health clinic, the East Liverpool City Hospital East Palestine Clinic, also opened in the area on Monday. It will replace the temporary assessment clinic that opened in the wake of the derailment. https://www.foxnews.com/politics/manhattan-da-alvin-bragg-sues-rep-jim-jordan-trump-indictment-subpoena Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg sues Rep. Jim Jordan over Trump indictment subpoenas Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg on Tuesday filed a federal lawsuit against Rep. Jim Jordan, alleging that the Republican lawmaker is trying to wage a campaign of intimidation over his prosecution of former President Donald Trump. In his lawsuit, the Democratic D.A. said he's taking legal action "in response to an unprecedently brazen and unconstitutional attack by members of Congress on an ongoing New York State criminal prosecution and investigation of former President Donald J. Trump." Bragg is asking a judge to invalidate subpoenas that Jordan, the chair of the House Judiciary Committee, has or plans to issue as part of an investigation of Bragg's handling of the Trump case. "The Manhattan D.A.'s Office focuses on the law and the evidence, not political gamesmanship or threats. We look forward to presenting our case in court to enjoin enforcement of the subpoena." The case is assigned to U.S. District Mary Kay Vyskocil, a Trump appointee who previously served as a federal bankruptcy court judge. In recent weeks, the Judiciary Committee issued a subpoena seeking testimony from a former prosecutor, Mark Pomerantz, who previously oversaw the Trump investigation. The committee has also sought documents and testimony about the case from Bragg and his office. Bragg has rejected those requests. Trump was indicted late last month on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records related to hush-money payments made during the 2016 presidential campaign to bury allegations that he had extramarital sexual encounters. The 2024 presidential contender has denied wrongdoing and pleaded not guilty at an arraignment in Manhattan last week. The House Judiciary Committee is scheduled to hold a hearing in Manhattan on Monday on crime in New York City and what it alleges are Bragg's "pro-crime, anti-victim" policies. The D.A.'s office, however, points to statistics showing that violent crime in Manhattan has dropped since Bragg took office in January 2022. https://justthenews.com/government/state-houses/newsom-stockpiles-2-million-abortion-pills-so-californians-can-access-them Newsom stockpiles 2 million abortion pills so Californians can access them after judge's ruling California Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom is stockpiling as much as 2 million misoprostol pills used to terminate a pregnancy – after a federal judge's ruling last week sought to halt the FDA's approval of another abortifacient, mifepristone. "We will not cave to extremists who are trying to outlaw these critical abortion services," Newsom said Monday in announcing his plan. "Medication abortion remains legal in California." Mifepristone is used in conjunction with misoprostol to terminate a pregnancy through 10 weeks of gestation, according to the FDA. Misoprostol still can effectively terminate a pregnancy when used alone, according to a National Institutes of Health study but the Food and Drug Administration has not approved it for abortions. The Biden administration is appealing the ruling from the Texas-based federal judge that brought mifepristone's status into question. The case is expected to be heard by the Supreme Court. https://bongino.com/15-days-to-slow-the-spread-ends-after-1120-days "15 Days to Slow the Spread" Ends After 1,120 Days https://dailycaller.com/2023/04/11/governor-shut-down-church-pay-fee-kentucky-andrew-beshear/ On Monday, Joe Biden signed a GOP-led resolution that brought the national emergency over the COVID-19 pandemic to an end. And just like that, “15 days to slow the spread” was over….. after 1120 days. As the New York Post reported: Biden signed the legislation behind closed doors on the eve of his trip Tuesday to Northern Ireland and the White House acknowledged the milestone without fanfare in a brief late-afternoon email that read: “On Monday, April 10, 2023, the President signed into law: H.J.Res. 7, which terminates the national emergency related to the COVID-19 pandemic.” The legislation drafted by Rep. Paul Gosar (R-Ariz.) passed the House 229-197 in February, with a handful of Democratic supporters, and then the Senate 68-23 last month with about half of the chamber’s Democrats voting in favor. In January, the White House said that Biden would end both the national emergency and a separate public health emergency on May 11 after more than 1 million Americans died from the respiratory disease that originated in Wuhan, China. If the national emergency and the powers it afforded the government prevented even a single person from contracting COVID, the evidence has yet to be seen. Matt Palumbo is the author of Fact-Checking the Fact-Checkers: How the Left Hijacked and Weaponized the Fact-Checking Industry and The Man Behind the Curtain: Inside the Secret Network of George Soros https://dailycaller.com/2023/04/11/governor-shut-down-church-pay-fee-kentucky-andrew-beshear/ Dem Governor Who Shut Down Churches During COVID Ordered To Pay Over $270,000 In Attorney’s Fees A federal appeals court ruled Monday that three individuals who sued the Kentucky governor for their right to assemble for worship during COVID-19 must be paid over $270,000 in attorney’s fees. Randall Daniel, Theodore Roberts, and Sally O’Boyle sued in August 2020 after they received notices logging their attendance at Maryville Baptist Church’s Easter Service and informing them they must quarantine or face “further enforcement measures.” The group alleged Democratic Governor Andrew Beshear’s bans on religious gatherings and interstate travel violated their constitutional rights, which the Sixth Circuit affirmed in May 2020, according to court documents. On Monday, the Sixth Circuit upheld a district court ruling awarding the congregants $272,142.50 in attorney’s fees, rejecting the governor’s challenges. “I know a lot of people who are outraged that the TAXPAYER is on the hook for ANDY’S constitutional violation,” said Roberts in a tweet. “I share this outrage, but this outrage must be aimed at Beshear. If the people of Kentucky want to quit being taxed to pay for these court judgments, Kentucky MUST elect a governor who will actually follow the constitution.” Republican Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie responded to the ruling on Monday, congratulating attorney Chris Wiest and TJ Roberts on the win. The Sixth Circuit previously barred the governor from enforcing a prohibition on in-person services, disputing the lower court’s ruling which upheld the ban. “[The] unexplained breadth of the ban on religious services, together with its haven for numerous secular exceptions, cannot co-exist with a society that places religious freedom in a place of honor in the Bill of Rights: the First Amendment,” the court found in May 2020. “Here in Kentucky, there are so many different ways to worship, and all but one church in this commonwealth are engaged in them,” Beshear said after the initial lawsuit was filed, according to WDRB. “You can do it virtually. You can do it in a drive-in service, and in many states they are not allowing those drive-in services like we are. So this work — this opportunity to worship, which is so important, is still there. We just ask people to choose one of the versions that doesn’t spread the coronavirus, and I think that’s what our faith calls us to do.” Beshear did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

This is Garrison Hardie with your CrossPolitic Daily News Brief for Wednesday, April 12th, 2023. https://nypost.com/2023/04/11/truck-carrying-soil-from-east-palestine-overturns-on-highway/ Truck carrying toxic soil from East Palestine train derailment overturns on highway A truck carrying about 40,000 pounds of toxic soil from East Palestine, Ohio, overturned on Monday, spilling roughly half its contents onto the highway before it even got out of the state. The open-top tractor-trailer was traveling north on SR-165 in Columbiana County when the accident occurred, CBS News reported. Driver Phillip Falck, 74, went off the right side of the road and hit a ditch and a utility pole before overturning, the outlet said. Officers who responded found the truck “on its side,’” per the Ohio State Highway Patrol. The local fire department and the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency also responded. It was decided that the 20,000 pounds of spilled soil was contained and did not threaten any waterways. Falck sustained minor injuries and was cited for operating a vehicle without reasonable control, WFMJ reported. The soil onboard was being transported away from East Palestine, where a Norfolk Southern train derailed on Feb. 3, releasing multiple hazardous substances into the surrounding area. Residents were evacuated, and thousands of fish reportedly died from exposure to the toxins. More than two months later, the process of removing contaminated soil and water from the site remains ongoing. On Monday, state officials said approximately 11.4 million gallons of wastewater had been hauled out of the area, in addition to 19,900 tons of soil. A new health clinic, the East Liverpool City Hospital East Palestine Clinic, also opened in the area on Monday. It will replace the temporary assessment clinic that opened in the wake of the derailment. https://www.foxnews.com/politics/manhattan-da-alvin-bragg-sues-rep-jim-jordan-trump-indictment-subpoena Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg sues Rep. Jim Jordan over Trump indictment subpoenas Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg on Tuesday filed a federal lawsuit against Rep. Jim Jordan, alleging that the Republican lawmaker is trying to wage a campaign of intimidation over his prosecution of former President Donald Trump. In his lawsuit, the Democratic D.A. said he's taking legal action "in response to an unprecedently brazen and unconstitutional attack by members of Congress on an ongoing New York State criminal prosecution and investigation of former President Donald J. Trump." Bragg is asking a judge to invalidate subpoenas that Jordan, the chair of the House Judiciary Committee, has or plans to issue as part of an investigation of Bragg's handling of the Trump case. "The Manhattan D.A.'s Office focuses on the law and the evidence, not political gamesmanship or threats. We look forward to presenting our case in court to enjoin enforcement of the subpoena." The case is assigned to U.S. District Mary Kay Vyskocil, a Trump appointee who previously served as a federal bankruptcy court judge. In recent weeks, the Judiciary Committee issued a subpoena seeking testimony from a former prosecutor, Mark Pomerantz, who previously oversaw the Trump investigation. The committee has also sought documents and testimony about the case from Bragg and his office. Bragg has rejected those requests. Trump was indicted late last month on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records related to hush-money payments made during the 2016 presidential campaign to bury allegations that he had extramarital sexual encounters. The 2024 presidential contender has denied wrongdoing and pleaded not guilty at an arraignment in Manhattan last week. The House Judiciary Committee is scheduled to hold a hearing in Manhattan on Monday on crime in New York City and what it alleges are Bragg's "pro-crime, anti-victim" policies. The D.A.'s office, however, points to statistics showing that violent crime in Manhattan has dropped since Bragg took office in January 2022. https://justthenews.com/government/state-houses/newsom-stockpiles-2-million-abortion-pills-so-californians-can-access-them Newsom stockpiles 2 million abortion pills so Californians can access them after judge's ruling California Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom is stockpiling as much as 2 million misoprostol pills used to terminate a pregnancy – after a federal judge's ruling last week sought to halt the FDA's approval of another abortifacient, mifepristone. "We will not cave to extremists who are trying to outlaw these critical abortion services," Newsom said Monday in announcing his plan. "Medication abortion remains legal in California." Mifepristone is used in conjunction with misoprostol to terminate a pregnancy through 10 weeks of gestation, according to the FDA. Misoprostol still can effectively terminate a pregnancy when used alone, according to a National Institutes of Health study but the Food and Drug Administration has not approved it for abortions. The Biden administration is appealing the ruling from the Texas-based federal judge that brought mifepristone's status into question. The case is expected to be heard by the Supreme Court. https://bongino.com/15-days-to-slow-the-spread-ends-after-1120-days "15 Days to Slow the Spread" Ends After 1,120 Days https://dailycaller.com/2023/04/11/governor-shut-down-church-pay-fee-kentucky-andrew-beshear/ On Monday, Joe Biden signed a GOP-led resolution that brought the national emergency over the COVID-19 pandemic to an end. And just like that, “15 days to slow the spread” was over….. after 1120 days. As the New York Post reported: Biden signed the legislation behind closed doors on the eve of his trip Tuesday to Northern Ireland and the White House acknowledged the milestone without fanfare in a brief late-afternoon email that read: “On Monday, April 10, 2023, the President signed into law: H.J.Res. 7, which terminates the national emergency related to the COVID-19 pandemic.” The legislation drafted by Rep. Paul Gosar (R-Ariz.) passed the House 229-197 in February, with a handful of Democratic supporters, and then the Senate 68-23 last month with about half of the chamber’s Democrats voting in favor. In January, the White House said that Biden would end both the national emergency and a separate public health emergency on May 11 after more than 1 million Americans died from the respiratory disease that originated in Wuhan, China. If the national emergency and the powers it afforded the government prevented even a single person from contracting COVID, the evidence has yet to be seen. Matt Palumbo is the author of Fact-Checking the Fact-Checkers: How the Left Hijacked and Weaponized the Fact-Checking Industry and The Man Behind the Curtain: Inside the Secret Network of George Soros https://dailycaller.com/2023/04/11/governor-shut-down-church-pay-fee-kentucky-andrew-beshear/ Dem Governor Who Shut Down Churches During COVID Ordered To Pay Over $270,000 In Attorney’s Fees A federal appeals court ruled Monday that three individuals who sued the Kentucky governor for their right to assemble for worship during COVID-19 must be paid over $270,000 in attorney’s fees. Randall Daniel, Theodore Roberts, and Sally O’Boyle sued in August 2020 after they received notices logging their attendance at Maryville Baptist Church’s Easter Service and informing them they must quarantine or face “further enforcement measures.” The group alleged Democratic Governor Andrew Beshear’s bans on religious gatherings and interstate travel violated their constitutional rights, which the Sixth Circuit affirmed in May 2020, according to court documents. On Monday, the Sixth Circuit upheld a district court ruling awarding the congregants $272,142.50 in attorney’s fees, rejecting the governor’s challenges. “I know a lot of people who are outraged that the TAXPAYER is on the hook for ANDY’S constitutional violation,” said Roberts in a tweet. “I share this outrage, but this outrage must be aimed at Beshear. If the people of Kentucky want to quit being taxed to pay for these court judgments, Kentucky MUST elect a governor who will actually follow the constitution.” Republican Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie responded to the ruling on Monday, congratulating attorney Chris Wiest and TJ Roberts on the win. The Sixth Circuit previously barred the governor from enforcing a prohibition on in-person services, disputing the lower court’s ruling which upheld the ban. “[The] unexplained breadth of the ban on religious services, together with its haven for numerous secular exceptions, cannot co-exist with a society that places religious freedom in a place of honor in the Bill of Rights: the First Amendment,” the court found in May 2020. “Here in Kentucky, there are so many different ways to worship, and all but one church in this commonwealth are engaged in them,” Beshear said after the initial lawsuit was filed, according to WDRB. “You can do it virtually. You can do it in a drive-in service, and in many states they are not allowing those drive-in services like we are. So this work — this opportunity to worship, which is so important, is still there. We just ask people to choose one of the versions that doesn’t spread the coronavirus, and I think that’s what our faith calls us to do.” Beshear did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

This is Garrison Hardie with your CrossPolitic Daily News Brief for Wednesday, April 12th, 2023. https://nypost.com/2023/04/11/truck-carrying-soil-from-east-palestine-overturns-on-highway/ Truck carrying toxic soil from East Palestine train derailment overturns on highway A truck carrying about 40,000 pounds of toxic soil from East Palestine, Ohio, overturned on Monday, spilling roughly half its contents onto the highway before it even got out of the state. The open-top tractor-trailer was traveling north on SR-165 in Columbiana County when the accident occurred, CBS News reported. Driver Phillip Falck, 74, went off the right side of the road and hit a ditch and a utility pole before overturning, the outlet said. Officers who responded found the truck “on its side,’” per the Ohio State Highway Patrol. The local fire department and the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency also responded. It was decided that the 20,000 pounds of spilled soil was contained and did not threaten any waterways. Falck sustained minor injuries and was cited for operating a vehicle without reasonable control, WFMJ reported. The soil onboard was being transported away from East Palestine, where a Norfolk Southern train derailed on Feb. 3, releasing multiple hazardous substances into the surrounding area. Residents were evacuated, and thousands of fish reportedly died from exposure to the toxins. More than two months later, the process of removing contaminated soil and water from the site remains ongoing. On Monday, state officials said approximately 11.4 million gallons of wastewater had been hauled out of the area, in addition to 19,900 tons of soil. A new health clinic, the East Liverpool City Hospital East Palestine Clinic, also opened in the area on Monday. It will replace the temporary assessment clinic that opened in the wake of the derailment. https://www.foxnews.com/politics/manhattan-da-alvin-bragg-sues-rep-jim-jordan-trump-indictment-subpoena Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg sues Rep. Jim Jordan over Trump indictment subpoenas Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg on Tuesday filed a federal lawsuit against Rep. Jim Jordan, alleging that the Republican lawmaker is trying to wage a campaign of intimidation over his prosecution of former President Donald Trump. In his lawsuit, the Democratic D.A. said he's taking legal action "in response to an unprecedently brazen and unconstitutional attack by members of Congress on an ongoing New York State criminal prosecution and investigation of former President Donald J. Trump." Bragg is asking a judge to invalidate subpoenas that Jordan, the chair of the House Judiciary Committee, has or plans to issue as part of an investigation of Bragg's handling of the Trump case. "The Manhattan D.A.'s Office focuses on the law and the evidence, not political gamesmanship or threats. We look forward to presenting our case in court to enjoin enforcement of the subpoena." The case is assigned to U.S. District Mary Kay Vyskocil, a Trump appointee who previously served as a federal bankruptcy court judge. In recent weeks, the Judiciary Committee issued a subpoena seeking testimony from a former prosecutor, Mark Pomerantz, who previously oversaw the Trump investigation. The committee has also sought documents and testimony about the case from Bragg and his office. Bragg has rejected those requests. Trump was indicted late last month on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records related to hush-money payments made during the 2016 presidential campaign to bury allegations that he had extramarital sexual encounters. The 2024 presidential contender has denied wrongdoing and pleaded not guilty at an arraignment in Manhattan last week. The House Judiciary Committee is scheduled to hold a hearing in Manhattan on Monday on crime in New York City and what it alleges are Bragg's "pro-crime, anti-victim" policies. The D.A.'s office, however, points to statistics showing that violent crime in Manhattan has dropped since Bragg took office in January 2022. https://justthenews.com/government/state-houses/newsom-stockpiles-2-million-abortion-pills-so-californians-can-access-them Newsom stockpiles 2 million abortion pills so Californians can access them after judge's ruling California Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom is stockpiling as much as 2 million misoprostol pills used to terminate a pregnancy – after a federal judge's ruling last week sought to halt the FDA's approval of another abortifacient, mifepristone. "We will not cave to extremists who are trying to outlaw these critical abortion services," Newsom said Monday in announcing his plan. "Medication abortion remains legal in California." Mifepristone is used in conjunction with misoprostol to terminate a pregnancy through 10 weeks of gestation, according to the FDA. Misoprostol still can effectively terminate a pregnancy when used alone, according to a National Institutes of Health study but the Food and Drug Administration has not approved it for abortions. The Biden administration is appealing the ruling from the Texas-based federal judge that brought mifepristone's status into question. The case is expected to be heard by the Supreme Court. https://bongino.com/15-days-to-slow-the-spread-ends-after-1120-days "15 Days to Slow the Spread" Ends After 1,120 Days https://dailycaller.com/2023/04/11/governor-shut-down-church-pay-fee-kentucky-andrew-beshear/ On Monday, Joe Biden signed a GOP-led resolution that brought the national emergency over the COVID-19 pandemic to an end. And just like that, “15 days to slow the spread” was over….. after 1120 days. As the New York Post reported: Biden signed the legislation behind closed doors on the eve of his trip Tuesday to Northern Ireland and the White House acknowledged the milestone without fanfare in a brief late-afternoon email that read: “On Monday, April 10, 2023, the President signed into law: H.J.Res. 7, which terminates the national emergency related to the COVID-19 pandemic.” The legislation drafted by Rep. Paul Gosar (R-Ariz.) passed the House 229-197 in February, with a handful of Democratic supporters, and then the Senate 68-23 last month with about half of the chamber’s Democrats voting in favor. In January, the White House said that Biden would end both the national emergency and a separate public health emergency on May 11 after more than 1 million Americans died from the respiratory disease that originated in Wuhan, China. If the national emergency and the powers it afforded the government prevented even a single person from contracting COVID, the evidence has yet to be seen. Matt Palumbo is the author of Fact-Checking the Fact-Checkers: How the Left Hijacked and Weaponized the Fact-Checking Industry and The Man Behind the Curtain: Inside the Secret Network of George Soros https://dailycaller.com/2023/04/11/governor-shut-down-church-pay-fee-kentucky-andrew-beshear/ Dem Governor Who Shut Down Churches During COVID Ordered To Pay Over $270,000 In Attorney’s Fees A federal appeals court ruled Monday that three individuals who sued the Kentucky governor for their right to assemble for worship during COVID-19 must be paid over $270,000 in attorney’s fees. Randall Daniel, Theodore Roberts, and Sally O’Boyle sued in August 2020 after they received notices logging their attendance at Maryville Baptist Church’s Easter Service and informing them they must quarantine or face “further enforcement measures.” The group alleged Democratic Governor Andrew Beshear’s bans on religious gatherings and interstate travel violated their constitutional rights, which the Sixth Circuit affirmed in May 2020, according to court documents. On Monday, the Sixth Circuit upheld a district court ruling awarding the congregants $272,142.50 in attorney’s fees, rejecting the governor’s challenges. “I know a lot of people who are outraged that the TAXPAYER is on the hook for ANDY’S constitutional violation,” said Roberts in a tweet. “I share this outrage, but this outrage must be aimed at Beshear. If the people of Kentucky want to quit being taxed to pay for these court judgments, Kentucky MUST elect a governor who will actually follow the constitution.” Republican Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie responded to the ruling on Monday, congratulating attorney Chris Wiest and TJ Roberts on the win. The Sixth Circuit previously barred the governor from enforcing a prohibition on in-person services, disputing the lower court’s ruling which upheld the ban. “[The] unexplained breadth of the ban on religious services, together with its haven for numerous secular exceptions, cannot co-exist with a society that places religious freedom in a place of honor in the Bill of Rights: the First Amendment,” the court found in May 2020. “Here in Kentucky, there are so many different ways to worship, and all but one church in this commonwealth are engaged in them,” Beshear said after the initial lawsuit was filed, according to WDRB. “You can do it virtually. You can do it in a drive-in service, and in many states they are not allowing those drive-in services like we are. So this work — this opportunity to worship, which is so important, is still there. We just ask people to choose one of the versions that doesn’t spread the coronavirus, and I think that’s what our faith calls us to do.” Beshear did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Dr. Carol Falck was raised in Maryland. She was interested in attending medical school, so she got a Bachelor's Degree in Zoology and discovered that she had an interest in Marine Science, which led her to earn a Master's Degree in that subject. She started a PhD program in Biological Oceanography when she decided to attend veterinary school.She earned her veterinary degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 1997. While a veterinary student, she was introduced to veterinary acupuncture by one of her anesthesia professors. After graduation, she completed an Internship in small animal practice at the Friendship Hospital for Animals. Afterwards, she moved to Florida and worked as an associate in small animal practices and began studying holistic medicine. She was certified in veterinary acupuncture by IVAS in 2001, followed by Chinese Herbal Medicine, Tui Na, and Chinese Food Therapy by Chi University. During this time she founded one of the first integrative veterinary clinics in Florida, the Friendship Animal Wellness Center. Dr. Falck sold her Florida practice and established her current mobile practice, Petwise, in Cleveland, Georgia in 2012. A client introduced Dr. Falck to Essential Oils and Aromatherapy, and she completed a course offered by the Pacific Institute of Aromatherapy in 2017.Dr. Falck has been active in the American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association and currently serves as the Chair of the Conference Program Committee. Please enjoy this conversation with Dr. Carol Falck as we discuss her education, introduction to holistic medicine, practice history, and the Essential Oils course that she teaches for CIVT.

This episode of EMS One-Stop with Rob Lawrence is brought to you by Lexipol, the experts in policy, training, wellness support and grants assistance for first responders and government leaders. To learn more, visit lexipol.com.  Like many other states across the U.S., California's ambulance services are both understaffed and underfunded.  In what has turned into a vicious circle, poor reimbursement levels hamper the employers' ability to increase pay and compete with other sectors that offer better hourly rates for less risky or skilled employment. In fact, California has not had an increase in its Medi-Cal (Medicaid) rate in 20 years. As part of the ongoing legislative campaign, California's ambulance service owners and operators have created a coalition with all the labor unions that represent EMS in the state to campaign for increases. In this episode of EMS One-Stop, both labor and leadership sit down with Rob Lawrence to discuss politics, funding and working as a team. About our guests Melissa Harris - president and CEO of Ambuserve Ambulance, Medic1 Ambulance and Shoreline Ambulance; and board member and treasurer of the California Ambulance Association Shelly Huddleson - national labor representative for the International Association of EMTs and Paramedics Chad Druten - COO Emergency Ambulance Service based in Brea, California; president of the Los Angeles County Ambulance Association, president of the Ambulance Association of Orange County Ryan Walters - president of IAEP Local 370 representing EMTs and paramedics working at Falck in Orange County and Los Angeles Jim Karras - vice president and chief operating officer of Ambuserve Ambulance, Medic1 Ambulance and Shoreline Ambulance; vice president, Los Angeles County Ambulance Association; and secretary of the Ambulance Association of Orange County Top quotes from this episode “EMTs are one missed shift away from poverty. This is the industry I love. I've seen people leave, people that I wish we could hold on to, but they have to provide for their families.” — Ryan Walters “Unlike the In and Outs, the Jack in the Boxes, the Del Tacos who can raise their prices to meet the escalating minimum wage and escalating inflationary pressures that they are feeling, we don't have the ability to do that. Our rates are set for us by the government and by government payers and they are capped and in some cases, they are fixed, so we are beholden to the State of California to help us and give us some relief.” — Jim Karras “If we don't do something soon with our Medi-Cal rates, then our EMS system is going to implode, it's going to implode because our ambulance companies are either going to stop taking these Medi-Cal patients because they can't afford them and so who is going to take care of them or they are going to start shutting their doors. When they shut their doors, our members lose jobs.” — Shelly Huddleson “The patient is the one that's most important here, the medical recipient, they are the ones that stand to lose the most and they are the only reason we exist, they are the only reason any of us have jobs and we can't lose sight of that, so we are not just advocating for our industry, we are advocating for the citizens of California.” — Chad Druten Episode contents 0:30 Rob sets the scene 1:00 Meet the guests 2:05 The campaign to increase reimbursement 3:08 EMTs are one missed shift away from poverty 3:45 Management and labor alliance 6:30 How labor and management can work together on political campaigns 9:00 We share a common humanity 11:00 We as an industry are not good at going hat in hand 13:00 The politicians are astonished at what we pay and that we are losing people to fast-food chains 14:00 Medi-Cal is for the patient to have equal access to healthcare 17:00 This is an economic nightmare 18:30 If you were in an elevator with a politician, what would your pitch be? 21:45 Find your champions – those elected officials that will fight for you 23:00 Acting as a coalition 24:40 Ambulance companies with staffing issues 26:10 Workers deserve a long and dignified career 28:30 The patient is at the center 30:00 A call to action Additional resources on this topic California's Fund First Responders California Ambulance Association International Association of EMTs and Paramedics Rate and review the EMS One-Stop podcast Enjoying the show? Please take a moment to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts. Contact the EMS One-Stop team at editor@EMS1.com to share ideas, suggestions and feedback.

In the “Today in San Diego” podcast, the NCIS investigates the death of a private first class marine, Falck ambulances struggle to meet contracts and NBC 7's Brooke Martell has the holiday weekend's most accurate forecast.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The number of women choosing to give birth at home has been steadily rising. In other news, the city of San Diego's ambulance provider, Falck, is still not meeting expectations. Plus, the San Diego premiere of the play “Ripped” kicks off this weekend.

Angel Scale Biotech: Learn More   Arturo Falck and Steven Valenti founded Whoo.ai to help owners and tenants of apartment buildings deal with security and buzzing people in. Their device connects to a free app giving tenants a Ring doorbell-like experience. A clever go-to-market strategy promises quick adoption.   Sponsored by Purdue University entrepreneurship and Peter Fasse, patent attorney at Fish and Richardson.   Highlights: Sal Daher Introduces Arturo Falck and Steven Valenti What Whoo.ai is Solving The Benefit of an Open, Android-type System versus a Closed, Apple OS-type System. "... As a property manager or property owner, you pay for the device and then you pay us a subscription service for every one of your tenants..." "... We actually are in a really good position to bring the technologies of things like Cobu to these communities because they already have the app..." Arturo's Backstory Steven's Backstory "... I just wanted to point out that my brother is also involved, we actually have two sets of brothers..." Topics: discovering entrepreneurship, co-founders, founding story

A local biologist's own experience gives him a deep understanding of the science and culture of deafness. In other news, the city of San Diego's ambulance provider, FALCK is offering sign-on bonuses as it faces staffing shortages ahead of an expected busy season for hospitals. Plus, new research out of San Diego finds there's a critical link between islands and the oceans that surround them.

Members of San Diego's LGBTQ community are shaken after a shooting late Saturday night at a Colorado Springs nightclub left five people dead. Then, allegations regarding a San Diego County Public Defender supervisor's use of racist terminology are scheduled to be aired in Superior Court soon. And, the controversies surrounding the World Cup have made it hard for many fans to focus on the games being played. We'll hear from a San Diego-based reporter who's in Qatar. The University of California strike continues for its second week with 7,700 union members on strike at UC San Diego. Next, Another bad report for San Diego's ambulance provider. Falck is set to see fines after failing to meet response times and staffing goals again. Finally, our Midday Edition film critics highlight a movie they feel thankful for: “Tár.”

Many female police officers still experience sexism on the job. KPBS looks into what departments are doing to fix this. In other news, San Diego's ambulance provider, Falck will be fined after again failing to meet response times and staffing goals. Plus, we have some weekend arts events worth checking out.

Eboni, Kyle, and Brandon review the pair of 0-0 draws for Union Omaha against Greenville and Forward Madison. Then they analyze Richmond' self-capitulation and glory against Fuego and NCFC. Then they asses which teams are safe, which should be looking at the panic button and who should be pressing before previewing and picking the USL1 Vibez and Chaos games of the week. Check us out @walkin90pod on Twitter the rest of the 2cents fam (FTC, 2cents, Shea Butter, Can I Kick It and Dreaming of Freedom Podcast.

Welp, it's not how you start but how you finish! The crew breaks down what went wrong in the first 20 mins, and maybe everything after that might not be worth watching. It was always going to be an uphill battle with two red cards, but there were still some positive signs of taking away in this match-up.

Today we're taking about ambulances and the ambulance industry! We know this topic is important because Michael Bay recently released an action movie called… “Ambulance.” This is the director who brings you about 90% of big-budget Hollywood films where car chases happen and lots of shit blows up. And sometimes robots from outer-space. Like a lot of our healthcare system, the ambulance industry has become increasingly privatized, and taken over by for-profit equity firms. This has a dramatic impact on the patients who need emergency medical services (EMS) - often at their most vulnerable moments - as well as the EMS providers who work in the industry, and are increasingly squeezed by their employers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GI3CUZXlktQ Show Notes Today's guests are: J. Wesley “Wes” Boyd, MD, PhD is a professor of psychiatry and medical ethics at Baylor College of Medicine.  He is also a Lecturer on Global Health and Social Medicine at Harvard Medical School.  Wes has written about and taught extensively in the humanities, medical ethics, human rights and psychiatry.  Aditya Shekhar studies the epidemiology of various emergency medical conditions, including cardiac arrest and traumatic injury. He has contributed to numerous publications in leading medical journals, and his work has been featured by several medical societies. He also has field experience as an emergency medical services (EMS) provider and teaches EMS in the United States and internationally. Wes and Aditya published an article in Slate: “Ambulance Raises an Important Point About Ambulances; The box office flop is basically a commercial for Falck, a for-profit ambulance company with slow response times." As research for this podcast, Gillian watched the movie Ambulance. (Thank you for your service Gillian.) The movie actually realistically depicts the failure of our healthcare system. Our hero, whose insurance company denies coverage for his wife's life-saving treatment, robs a bank and abducts an EMT, using an ambulance as a getaway vehicle. (What? It could happen.) Promotional material for the movie Ambulance, a 2 hour 16 min infomercial for the ambulance corporation Falck. Aditya shares how his experience in EMS is and is not like the movie. For example, unlike the movie, EMS providers don't typically perform surgery in an ambulance. He has also never been kidnapped by Jake Gyllenhaal. But they do provide care in the moment a patient is at their most vulnerable, helping them get to the most appropriate care. Wes describes his experience working in an outpatient psychiatric clinic, about a mile and a half away from a hospital. He crossed paths with EMS whenever a patient was at risk of self-harm, when he would have the patient transported to the Emergency Room. Many patients begged him not to call the ambulance and let them get themselves to the ER, because previous ambulance trips came with a bill of over $2,000. At one point he even drove the patient to the ER himself to avoid that expense. Ambulance services are increasingly becoming privatized. The trend sped up after the 2008 economic crisis because cities struggled to afford these services. Many of these companies are owned by private equity firms, who saw an opportunity to use existing resources to minimize management, while billing the patient's insurance for high profit.  When a city runs an ambulance service, the goal is to break even, and when they don't, the city absorbs the cost because it's a public service the community needs. When a private equity firm runs an ambulance service, the goal is profit, so they cut services, overwork and underpay their staff, and ultimately provide less safe care. We hear a lot about “surprise billing” in the hospital setting, but surprise billing is also rampant in emergency medical services. Congress recently passed “The No Surprises Act” to address surprise billing,

The San Diego Fire-Rescue Department will be pursuing financial penalties after an early review of Falck's contract found the company was regularly understaffing ambulances. Meanwhile, efforts to expand the San Diego Convention Center are facing more legal setbacks. Plus, Victoria Mature appears in a multimedia production alongside her late father and renowned actor Victor Mature at Bodhi Tree Concerts.

Falck ambulances have been on the streets in San Diego for about three months now. They'll be getting their first progress report today. Meanwhile, San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria talks about his new “Bridge to Home” program for funding affordable housing projects throughout the city. Also, “El Borracho” is now playing at The Old Globe Theater.

Dr. Carol Falck didn't originally start as a veterinarian like most veterinarians did. Here's how she discovered her passion for treating animals. For more information go to 'Backstage Pass' Reveals a Pet's True Needs (mercola.com)

Successful Vacation Rental Owners, Freddy & Almoraima Falck were first introduced to vacation home investing less than 10 months ago and now have built a portfolio of 3 beach homes in that short time. Freddy shares the ups, downs and everything in between as we dive into their journey in the vacation rental world. Similar to so many success stories, here's what I can tell you about Freddy & Almoraima They are hungry, driven, up for the work, and THEY LISTEN. I've worked with thousands of people who say they want to build a portfolio of Lifestyle Assets, and I can tell you that the people who get results are always the best listeners and they take massive action. Most people listen with the intent to reply, Freddy & Almoraima listen with the intent to understand. That understanding then turns into action, that action into results. Go listen to their awesome story on this weeks podcast episode. Go check out their properties below: https://abnb.me/Goy9lVo25jb

This time on Athletes Unfiltered, Adrian and Geoff discuss an action packed early season with Nebraska football. From Illinois to Fordham, there are plenty of storylines to talk about. Then, both hosts welcome in Oliver Martin and Levi Falck to discuss life as a Cornhusker. First, Oliver and Levi discuss their football journey and how they arrived in the Cornhusker state. Then, both compare their previous experiences to Nebraska football before going into the best part of the show - Tweets Unfiltered.   Make sure to follow the podcast @ATHUnfiltered on Twitter and Instagram as well as Adrian (@MartinezTheQB) and Geoff (@Ex_On_Sports).   A Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a digital media and commercial video production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network and learn more about our other services today on HurrdatMedia.com. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.